On December 10, 1971, President Richard M. Nixon and Rose Mary Woods met in the Oval Office of the White House from 1:43 am to 10:51 am. The Oval Office taping system captured this recording, which is known as Conversation 635-007 of the White House Tapes.
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But Connie, I think, is trying to negate it.
It's too far down the pike anyway, and anyway, I think it'll be good.
I think it'll be good.
I don't know why that goddamn Connie has to get into these things, but she's, because she didn't think of it.
See, it's, Julie's schedule's being planned by other people now, at Julie's request.
And Connie's people are totally incapable of planning that schedule.
But you don't find... During what happens on television, you asked me about when we checked, they haven't called even Trisha and Julie to tell me what's going on.
That whole big fan she's got over there.
It's just uncanny.
They just...
They have not.
We called, Marge and I called from the hospital.
I talked to Julie and to... Trish, either one of them told me.
sure do you want me to call to me and talk about it a little bit it's a way for us to get credit for the christmas thing that we've never gotten before you know part of it maybe that pat doesn't like to have julie
We've got to have everything that we can get.
And everything we can get at this point.
But I know Bob, see Bob is, Julie is talking about it, about Paul and I.
So Bob is going to talk to him.
You can slip in and see Bob.
Doctor, you'll be glad to hear it.
Back him up.
You should send her to East Park, Julie, any way you can.
But also, you're gonna talk to, uh, to, uh...
I don't know.
I'm gonna have to get my hands up.
Oh, I swear to God, it's hard for me to keep up with all this terror.
Oh, it's terrible, isn't it?
Yeah, I'll see you.
I'll talk to Bob.
I'll see you.
I read this show and I'm looking forward to the show.
Yes, I think it's an excellent way to show the life after Christmas.
To show the nice, easy, soft part of it.
And she is so warm and everyone loves her.
I think it would be just great.
Yeah, and even just having Julie on in any circumstance.
She raises the other knife or something, and I was hoping to cut her off.
She said, I've got to get a hold of this.
I don't think it's being organized well enough.
We've got to run these shows.
Well, you know.
I'll ask Bob if he thinks it's... Well...
I'd be glad to.
I think it would be great if people would love it.
Say, Bob, I have Bill Rose here on the Julie thing, and if you need any backup on this, you know, she might get...
But if you need any backup on that, you let her know, wait a minute.
You...
I feel strongly it should go forward.
Yeah, fine.
Well, just, we'll just have to tell Julie that we feel strongly and that would be very, very detrimental to our relations with TV.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, right, right, right.
Well, okay then.
You tell Julie, just think it's a good idea.
And we get some editorial control, I suppose.
No, they're not.
Of course, the thing about Connie's not there, he's jealous.
Somebody, Parker or somebody over here is doing the other thing.
You see, that's what the problem is.
Did you go and see Henry before he was slugging on beans?
Whenever he's ready, does he hear?
He's not going to stop us.
Well, he's supposed to clear some things up before 11 o'clock tomorrow.